Electroaccoustic and Multimedia Music 3

Subject guarantor:

Michal RATAJ

Name of lecturer(s):

Michal RATAJ

Learning outcomes of the course unit:

More theory focused in a two-semester study oriented on an overall, basic and advanced glimpse into issues of the relationship of technology and the arts in a broad sense of the word. In particular, the relationship of technology and music in the perspective of history of about the last 120 years.

A strong emphasis is placed on reading writings in the diverse relationship of music and technology of the digital age from a current and historical perspective. Further emphasis is upon finding orientation in the issues of current creativity and theory discourse across genres which may be considered sound.

Along with contemporary classical music in the traditional sense of the word, this is also a glimpse into the world of soundart (sound installations, etc.), Net-art (digital arts in global networks) and other forms of contemporary art in which traditional aesthetics and historical standards lose their conceptual devices.

Mode of study:

Classes 2 hours per week

Prerequisites and co-requisites:

Knowledge from the previous semester.

Recommended optional programme components:

Attendance at current events in the field.

Course contents:

More theory focused in a two-semester study oriented on an overall, basic and advanced glimpse into issues of the relationship of technology and the arts in a broad sense of the word. In particular, the relationship of technology and music in the perspective of history of about the last 120 years.

A strong emphasis is placed on reading writings in the diverse relationship of music and technology of the digital age from a current and historical perspective. Further emphasis is upon finding orientation in the issues of current creativity and theory discourse across genres which may be considered sound.

Along with contemporary classical music in the traditional sense of the word, this is also a glimpse into the world of soundart (sound installations, etc.), Net-art (digital arts in global networks) and other forms of contemporary art in which traditional aesthetics and historical standards lose their conceptual devices.

Recommended or required reading:

see „Povinna literatura“ at www.michalrataj.com/vyuka

Planned learning activities and teaching methods:

Attendance at current events in the field.

Assessment methods and criteria:

Expected results, attendance and participation, credit

Course web page:

Webová stránka katedry skladby HAMU katedraskladby.hamu.cz event. přímý link: http://katedraskladby.hamu.cz/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=47&Itemid=110

Note:

for detailed information see www.michalrataj.com/vyuka

Schedule for winter semester 2013/2014:

The schedule has not yet been prepared

Schedule for summer semester 2013/2014:

The schedule has not yet been prepared

The subject is a part of the following study plans:

• Obor Skladba (Bc) (next compulsory subject)